It will probably be better than the Whedon version but it’s still a Snyder movie soo..
So I'm not the only one that feels this. I'm looking forward to seeing how different this is, but yeah Snyder hasn't really put out anything great in a while. Looking at his directing credits, the last movie of his that I really enjoyed was 300 and that probably hasn't aged very well. Watchmen might be next. People are acting like he's the second coming of Christ or something.
Interesting that he’s not getting paid for it
Zack Snyder Won’t Get Paid for HBO Max’s ‘Justice League,’ Hasn’t Seen Joss Whedon’s Version
Yeah he's a bit like M. Night Shyamalan that way.
So I'm not the only one that feels this. I'm looking forward to seeing how different this is, but yeah Snyder hasn't really put out anything great in a while. Looking at his directing credits, the last movie of his that I really enjoyed was 300 and that probably hasn't aged very well. Watchmen might be next. People are acting like he's the second coming of Christ or something.
People are acting like he's the second coming of Christ or something.
From the Joker image above, maybe he thinks that of himself. Seriously, from that, the four-hour length, the aspect ratio choice and releasing a black and white version that he claims will be the intended version, he seems to have an unusually high opinion of his creative talent. I'm starting to want this to fail because of it.
So I'm not the only one that feels this. I'm looking forward to seeing how different this is, but yeah Snyder hasn't really put out anything great in a while. Looking at his directing credits, the last movie of his that I really enjoyed was 300 and that probably hasn't aged very well. Watchmen might be next. People are acting like he's the second coming of Christ or something.
The last thing he made that was good was arguably watchmen. even that 300.
BvS was terrible. I don't want to hear any excuses on that. That was a piece of flaming SHIT. And this looks a LOT like this
The trend is to watch something and ramble and rant about it online for attention so I may just sub to HBO Max just to make a "Haters Guide to Justice League"
Someone being proud of their work and offering the world different ways to see it is a weird reason to dislike someone.
The original sucked I doubt adding 40 more minutes of exposition would improve itI didn't like BvS when i saw it it the theatres but I've grown to like it the more I've watched it. The Ultimate Edition is awesome and helps smooth out a lot of the rough spots from the theatrical release. In fact, i find that all the DCU movies are fun watches after the first viewing, with the exception of Aquaman and WW84.
The original sucked I doubt adding 40 more minutes of exposition would improve it
I didn't say that I dislike him. I just questioned his opinion of himself. I wonder the same about Christopher Nolan because he occasionally does things his way, without much regard for the moviegoer. Being proud of your work is good, but it can go too far if you're putting your whims ahead of the interests of those paying for it.
-----The new version is an improvement in some concrete ways. Its plot and tone are more coherent, with occasional puzzling exceptions. Its visual effects are substantially improved, though still sometimes fakey, and in general the photography looks better — though viewers may resent the frame's nearly square aspect ratio, which was designed with Imax, not widescreen TVs, in mind.
But the movie's soul, such as it is, remains unimproved, and at 242 minutes, very few of them offering much pleasure, it's nearly unendurable as a single-sitting experience. If it were watched in parts — title cards identify six chapters and an epilogue, and some rumors suggested it would be released as a series — those segments would fail to deliver the shapely balance of energies and pacing that one expects these days from even a merely competent TV show. This expanded version may be exactly the product desired by the legion of Snyder fans who cried to the heavens for its release. But nonmembers of that cult will find it just as unenjoyable as the original.
Zack Snyder’s Justice League certainly is more movie than the 2017 Joss Whedon-completed version of Justice League. More minutes, of course; this thing clocks in at over 4 hours. More cohesive, with greater backstory and characterization for heroes like Cyborg/Victor Stone (Ray Fisher) and Wonder Woman/Diana Prince (Gal Gadot). More gore and death, with heads chopped off and blood spurted and bodies impaled. But more isn’t necessarily better. For all the restorative qualities that the Snyder Cut provides, there’s too much here that’s fundamentally the same. Overly expository, overbaked, overwrought. Take a shot whenever someone says “Motherbox” or a line of Wonder Woman dialogue is just her saying someone’s name and you’ll have alcohol poisoning in no time.
So making a shit movie with a shit story/premise 90 minutes longer did not make it better... surprising